How To Use Pinwheel In A Sentence
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He's completely overserved and slack jawed, his eyes are pinwheeling, searching his own field of vision to look at my buddy.
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They do things that Streb finds real - moves called dominoes, slices, ex-flips, inside-outs, sparkles, pinwheels, sidelines, and slams.
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Of particular note was the girl who cartwheeled onto stage, promptly mooned the audience, and then pinwheeled her arms in a dancing frenzy for the remainder of the set.
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The pinwheel model of bereavement suggests that, with time, an individual reaches out to others, change occurs and life is rejoined after a loss.
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We are near the edge of the pinwheel so we move pretty quickly.
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Just like in the movies, my eyes opened wide, and I pinwheeled my arms (probably in slow motion), and then I crashed to the floor on my elbow.
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They'll gasp, stagger back, clutch their chests, and pinwheel their arms for balance, all the while looking around for someone to confirm their indignation.
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This cookie is a spin on traditional pinwheels, in which plain and chocolate doughs are swirled together.
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But to visit in the spring or fall, when millions of birds are pinwheeling through the heavens, is to realize that there are other, much older claims here, too.
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When your husband looks into your pinwheeling eyes and asks what you've had to eat today, say, ‘Some toast, I think.’
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But when she came nearer, I saw that her blue eyes were the pinwheel kaleidoscopes of an acidhead.
MOON PASSAGE
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But when she came nearer, I saw that her blue eyes were the pinwheel kaleidoscopes of an acidhead.
MOON PASSAGE
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The architects argue that this move is a desire to build the tower as a more contextual building that preserves I.M. Pei's "pinwheel" design, which allows each of the current three buildings to have site lines from and toward the buildings 'façades. N.Y.U.'
All Stories | The New York Observer
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Like a Genki Dama. (laughs) - In the footage that has been released, Juri shows off an impressive "pinwheel" move, what was the idea behind that?
IGN PS3
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The hapless, mangled galaxy may have once looked more like our Milky Way, a pinwheel-shaped galaxy.
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But he raced forward anyway, feeling his bare feet slap down against the metal, his arms pinwheeling for balance.
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Flowers are crimson, sky blue, violet, and deep purple accented with a white pinwheel and picotee pattern.
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It can accommodate 25 pinwheeled pallets and allows the potential for 10 to 15 percent more palletized cargo than standard intermodal containers.
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Then, arms pinwheeling, he lost balance and toppled over backwards.
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Also in London, Italian architect Renzo Piano breaks open the normally closed body of the tower, with surface planes that pinwheel out from the body into turning facets.
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With enough air shooting up and down, the pinwheel is knocked on its side, creating a huge rotating mass of clouds called a mesocyclone - the hallmark of a tornado-spawning supercell storm - from which a funnel cloud can shoot down.
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After weeks of pinwheeling, Romneybot's cursor unfroze and executed the PRESSAVAILABILITY function, indicating that he won't support the debt ceiling agreement reached this weekend.
HUFFPOST HILL - Congress' Manic Last-Minute Debt Maneuvering
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Her cookies range from chocolate chip to pinwheel and are always the highlight of any dessert.
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It's great for making bread rolls, pizzas, calzones, and pinwheels.
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As the first pinwheel of light burst, the sparks seemed to race forward to capture Emily.
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Yap fell for a few moments, arms pinwheeling madly, then he vanished.
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In the autumn constellation Triangulum the Triangle, a spiral galaxy known as the Pinwheel (M33) harbors an enormous region of star formation within one of its arms.
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In it, two pinwheels of triangles are set inside the curves of a large horizontal S shape.
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Balanced, at the other end, a teeny weeny pinwheel brioche, crusted with sugar.
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He speaks soothingly to me in Italian, smoothes my hair and drops a peppermint pinwheel onto the pages of my open Speller.
Sister
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Well, it's now a pinwheel of rain and storms soaking much of the eastern U.S.
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His pistol discharges, sending one woman pinwheeling across the room.
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The green one has mocha pinwheels, and the red one has nut meringues.
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But Ginny, out of character for her, offered a bribe: A brightly colored pinwheel from a nearby stand.
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Next to the bed is a cherry stand made in Connecticut, about 1810 to 1825, with pinwheel inlays on the drawer fronts and icicle inlay on the upper part of the front legs.
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The rocket ignites, the boot pinwheels, the flare sputters and then quickly dies.
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They suggest a type of slipstream— Her words were silenced by an enormous judder, which snapped the bridge around in a dizzying spin, hurling Voktra, Commander Marist, the chairman and everyone else pinwheeling across consoles and slamming painfully into walls and pillars.
Star Trek The Next Generation®
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Her father takes Claire to practice in the Mexican Catholic cemetery, a ratty sandpile decorated with faded plastic flowers and clacking pinwheels, colorful santos and candles, a place her father calls the boneyard.
Some Fun
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Numerous bloodlike, gelatinous stains pinwheeled hypnotically at either end of the long window, like two giants outside the school had blown their brains out against the glass.
Bleeding Violet
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The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy, having pinwheel-shaped arms of gas, dust, and stars lying in a flattened disc, and extending directly out from a spherical nucleus of stars in the central region.
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An image rose in Dennis's head of women cartwheeling behind Sonny and John Wayne, their skin smooth and white, their bodies pinwheeling slowly into the glistening pool.
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Ninja Wars: A pretty girl in a kimono runs through a bamboo thicket, flailing her arms around like pinwheels.
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Nicknamed the Southern Pinwheel, M83 is undergoing more rapid star formationthan our own Milky Way galaxy, especially in its nucleus.
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One of life's great frustrations is to see a frantic pinwheel of birds beyond the third bar and out of casting reach.
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I left the cabin and picked up my fishing rod, which Ishmael had festooned with some very sexy lures, including a neon-green pinwheel.
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Quilt designs may have been influenced by this change in fashion, as grid designs filled with motifs such as hearts, flowers, pinwheels, and quatrefoils became common.
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Put that packet of salmon back in the fridge: royal wedding canapés were local and seasonal, without a smoked salmon pinwheel in sight.
Feast fit for a king
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Inserted into the void was a smaller white canvas, on which Grosse used a thick brush to paint kinetic pinwheels of translucent color.
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After weeks of pinwheeling, Romneybot's cursor unfroze and executed the PRESSAVAILABILITY function, indicating that he won't support the debt ceiling agreement reached this weekend.
HUFFPOST HILL - Congress' Manic Last-Minute Debt Maneuvering
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A turkey vulture is a slow pinwheel in the sky, a marker above Cather's prairie.
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I, a rootless cosmopolitan and a linguist to boot which means I have no trustworthy native-speaker intuitions, think I say "pinwheel," but the subject comes up so rarely I can't be sure; at any rate, it sounds more familiar to me.
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HAL gets overtaken by the “please hold” Apple pinwheel, HAL engages in a blinking contest with AUTO from WALL*E, HAL gets a makeover from Alicia Silverstone and Stacey Dash …
HAL 9000 vs. IBM 7094: Which 'Daisy' is creepier? | EW.com
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Threatening or dishonest telegrams, or anonymous notes pushed under the door, set several plots pinwheeling.
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To make pinwheels, cut heavy paper or Mylar into 8-inch squares.
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Most species, however, do not have polyp leaves, and look more like clubs, umbrellas, or pinwheels.
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It's ground-hugging horizontality reaching for the horizon; the entrance that 'winds in' to the centre of the house; the low sheltering roofs springing from the central vertical core; the 'pinwheel' spaces revolving out around the hearth ... this was a revolutionary new form of space and domestic architecture not seen before, patterns that would be seen in most of his 'Prairie Houses' for the next ten years.
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And she'd gone, down the yard to where the trees churned against a pinwheel sky.
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Dante raked a hand through his hair, blue flames pinwheeling along his fingers.
Etched in Bone
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He has photographed enough stellar nebula, white dwarfs and pinwheel galaxies to fill many a photo album.
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The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy, having pinwheel-shaped arms of gas, dust, and stars lying in a flattened disc, and extending directly out from a spherical nucleus of stars in the central region.
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Zoe screeched and pinwheeled her arms as if trying to drive away a horde of mosquitoes, knocking his own arm down.
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Stop sparrows and finches from shredding crocus blossoms by placing foil pinwheels - the kind sold for children's Easter baskets - every few feet among the flowers.
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There was one TV image that I wish I hadn't seen - of some man jumping off one tower, arms and legs pinwheeling desperately in his last moments.
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I was 9 and learning the game from my father and grandfather; I pinwheeled my bat in imitation, and exuded joy every time I picked up my mitt.
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She pinwheeled end-over-end and out of sight as I hopped up and down, holding my right foot and grimacing like Oliver Hardy.
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Roadmap-patterned wallpaper lined the elevator's interior, and an array of pinwheels and movable disk sculptures were laid out on shelves.
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Inside purple and green mist swirled around incessantly in pinwheels.
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He took a lurching, awkward step forward, his arms pinwheeling for balance.
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Survivors say the Marines were surrounded in a "pinwheel" ambush as machine-gun fire and grenades rained down and the enemy closed in on the
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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and the pinwheel will be the symbol used to represent the effort to increase awareness, Montgomery County Commissioner Judy Dodge said.
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Wicked prongs stuck like fangs from three deadly pinwheels attached to the base, and it seemed to me an instrument of torture, although Katie had told me it was a tetter, used to fluff up the cut hay so that it could dry better before baling.
Plain Truth
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Her father takes Claire to practice in the Mexican Catholic cemetery, a ratty sandpile decorated with faded plastic flowers and clacking pinwheels, colorful santos and candles, a place her father calls the boneyard.
Some Fun
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As usual, we lashed firecrackers and pyrotechnics to the frame, stuffed a mortar in its mouth, and added a blazing pinwheel for the beast's eye.
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It has Victorian associations and has been so overplanted throughout the years that it is now often found on small, cramped urban lots growing into houses, in the company of painted dwarfs and pinwheels.
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I apologize for any pinwheeling of eyeballs the post may have provoked.
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Forty minutes later we have the fish pinwheeling to Richard's hands under a leaden sky, McVeigh and his boat ROSGILL hovering in attendance.
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He had called it, with his Shakespearean ear for phrasemaking, the “centrifugal theory”—the idea that cancer, like a malevolent pinwheel, tended to spread in ever-growing arcs from a single central focus in the body.
The Emperor of All Maladies
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The crisp dynamic shifts and organized flourishes whet your appetite for more of the same, especially during the radiant synth pinwheels of the chorus.
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he spun the pinwheel and it stopped with the pointer on `Go'
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But before she could swing her fist forward, the prowler screamed and staggered backward, pinwheeling past Fancy and then crashing into the vanity.
Slice Of Cherry
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Tactics like putting a beach ball within the area they are disturbing and letting it blow in the wind and using scarecrows, balloons, and pinwheels can deter them.
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By holding the pinwheel still, we can examine its various points and notice their distinct characteristics.
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I could prove in a second that she's my daughter - the books on the car floor, the busted pinwheel under the seat, the diaper bag, the camcorder with miles of footage of this selfsame child in my lap at our home.
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It pinwheeled into the wall, smashing Ronnie's mirror.
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More importantly, it provides a kind of centre of gravity around which the main living volume begins to pinwheel.
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He pinwheeled with one arm, then yanked me toward him with the arm he had a hold of.
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Wendy had grouped them in sets of two pinwheels, or three meringues, or five cookies, each.
